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Strict vs. Fault-Based Liability

Models for assigning responsibility: strict (liable regardless of fault) vs. fault-based (negligence required).

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Models for assigning responsibility: strict (liable regardless of fault) vs. fault-based (negligence required).

Example scenario

A regulator suggests strict liability for high-risk AI while retaining negligence rules for low-risk AI. What model is this?

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